The Journal of Adhesion · 1995 · 17 citations · 9 references
Natural SciencesMaterials ScienceMechanical EngineeringMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsMechanical DesignStructural MaterialsAdhesive BondingJoint BiomechanicsNonlinear Structural AnalysisAdhesive Bonded JointsShear Properties Of AdhesivesShear StressShear Stress DistributionStrain-softening EffectsStress DistributionTorqueTorque Transmission
Abstract The majority of the load transfer of an adhesively-bonded joint is accomplished by the nonlinear behavior of the adhesive. In this paper, the torque transmission capability and shear stress distribution of the tubular single lap joint were calculated by incorporating the nonlinear shear properties of the adhesive. The nonlinear shear properties were represented by three different mathematical models such as two-parameter exponential, linear perfectly-plastic and multilinear strain-softening approximations. From the analyses and experiments, it was found that all the analyses with nonlinear approximations predicted the torque transmission capabilities accurately, but the two-parameter exponential approximation gave the best predictions with the simplest form for use in numerical calculation. Key Words: adhesively-bonded tubular jointnonlinear adhesive propertiesstrain softeningexponential approximationelastic-plastic approximationtorque transmission capability.
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